As always BlogAdda brings to you yet another brilliant interview of a lady who is known for her ‘point of view‘. She is a business woman, a writer by passion and also a teacher. Her interests include media and communication and her teaching is mainly into that field itself. She started blogging when it was very little known and developed in India. Her interest in television and films has resulted in her producing a Marathi film and also many television programmes. Her film had farmer suicides as its backdrop and now she plans to put light on this social cause through her kind efforts to show this film in 4000 villages in Maharashtra! A woman who has left a mark in every industry that she has entered. Let us welcome Harini Calamur to our Adda where she talks about her life and lot of other things apart from her blogging life. Read on…
This Diwali, dress up your home
Diwali is just around the corner. This weekend, we are sure many of you would be wondering how to decorate your house. Prachi Grover, our freshest guest blogger, is at our Adda to make your job very simple. In this guest post, she shares with us diwali decoration tips and how to make your house look more colourful and bright. Read on and hop over to Prachi’s blog to show some love if you like her tips. ๐
Group Blogging: Be Part Of An Online Community
They say there’s strength in numbers. The worth of your blog is defined by its visibility, its loyal readership and its fan base. We’ll look at how to measure & monitor these in detail, in a future post. But before that, let’s look at one way to expand your blogging presence.
I started with one blog, back in 2004. A year later, I had expanded that to five different blogs (a chick-blog, a review blog, an office-stories blog, a poetry/confessional blog and my โmain’ blog). Yet another year later, I found myself wondering how I could grow in this medium and in my craft (of writing). The answer came to me in the form of group blogs.
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Confessions of a Twitterholic
It has been over a year since I wrote my first blog post My tryst with Twitter: 35 tips for beginners which captured my learning on Twitter as a beginner. I had hundred odd followers then, not many knew about my existence on Twitter and I could get away with pretty much anything. Times have changed since then. I have had my ups and downs on Twitter. I have done a few things right and I have messed up a few. I have enjoyed the spotlight that has come my way and there have been times when I have wished for obscurity.
BlogAdda’s Tangy Tuesday Picks โ Oct. 26, ’10
Do you know that Karwa Chauth was started to as a festival to celebrate the relationship between the once-brides and their god-friends (god-sisters) and not fasting for husband which came later and is secondary? That is some revealation we are sure for many as we have been always told that Karwa Chauth is a festival celebrated for the well ness of your husband. Many more eye opening facts and much more in this week’s best blog picks from the Indian blogosphere.
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Perky Tweets โ Oct 25, ’10
The last week of October is here. Diwali would be celebrated across India in the next week. How did the weekend go by? Let us make this week an awesome one as always. We gave you enough reasons to blog and now we give you enough reasons to tweet. Tweet and win personalized tees courtesy Infibeam.com. Want to wear your tweet? Tag it as #perkytweets. Here are this week’s #perkytweets.





